A Preliminary Report of Progress
A Preliminary Report of Progress
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THE GRANGER PROJECT No study of part time farming in Iowa would be complete without con- sidering the experimental Federal Homesteading project at Granger. Granger, a town of about 550 inhabitants, is located approximately 20 miles north- west of Des Moines in the heart of a coal mining region. (See Figure 10?2-l) . At the northwest edge of the town 225 acres of fertile land has been bought by the Subsistence Homesteading Division of the Department of the Interior. This land has been divided in...to 50 plots of various sizes which range from 2. 77 acres to 8. 79 acres. A development plan for the entire project has been laid out by the Landscape Architecture Department at Iowa State College. The location for the houses and wells have been made and the plans for the houses selected. Four types of houses will be built, ranging in size from four to six rooms. The accompanying drawing shows the plan for the entire project and a typical layout. (Figure 1032-2).
Fifty families have been selected to occupy these acreages as soon as the dwellings are completed.
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THE GRANGER PROJECT No study of part time farming in Iowa would be complete without con- sidering the experimental Federal Homesteading project at Granger. Granger, a town of about 550 inhabitants, is located approximately 20 miles north- west of Des Moines in the heart of a coal mining region. (See Figure 10?2-l) . At the northwest edge of the town 225 acres of fertile land has been bought by the Subsistence Homesteading Division of the Department of the Interior. This land has been divided in...to 50 plots of various sizes which range from 2. 77 acres to 8. 79 acres. A development plan for the entire project has been laid out by the Landscape Architecture Department at Iowa State College. The location for the houses and wells have been made and the plans for the houses selected. Four types of houses will be built, ranging in size from four to six rooms. The accompanying drawing shows the plan for the entire project and a typical layout. (Figure 1032-2).
Fifty families have been selected to occupy these acreages as soon as the dwellings are completed.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Iowa State Planning Board to read onlineMoreLess
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